Klęska i ucieczka Amerykanów w Kandaharze.

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"It was like an ambush. The Taliban were firing light arms and either R.P.G.s"—
rocket-propelled grenades—"or mortars." The chaos was terrifying. A high-
ranking officer who has had access to debriefing reports told me that the
Taliban forces were firing grenades, and that they seemed to have an unlimited
supply. Delta Force, he added, found itself in "a tactical firefight, and the
Taliban had the advantage." The team immediately began taking casualties, and
evacuated. The soldiers broke into separate units—one or more groups of four to
six men each and a main force that retreated to the waiting helicopters.
According to established procedures, the smaller groups were to stay behind to
provide fire cover. Army gunships then arrived on the scene and swept the
compound with heavy fire.

The Delta team was forced to abandon one of its objectives—the insertion of an
undercover team into the area—and the stay-behind soldiers fled to a previously
determined rendezvous point, under a contingency plan known as an E. & E., for
escape and evasion.

Delta Force has long complained about a lack of creativity in the Army
leadership, but the unexpectedness and the ferocity of the Taliban
response "scared the crap out of everyone," a senior military officer told me
There was also disdain among Delta Force soldiers, a number of senior officers
told me, for what they saw as the staged nature of the other assault, on the
airfield, which had produced such exciting television footage. "It was sexy
stuff, and it looked good," one general said. But the operation was something
less than the Pentagon suggested. The Rangers' parachute jump took place only
after an Army Pathfinder team—a specialized unit that usually works behind
enemy lines—had been inserted into the area and had confirmed that the airfield
was clear of Taliban forces. "It was a television show," one informed source
told me.
    • Gość: U Re: Klęska i ucieczka Amerykanów w Kandaharze. IP: 216.41.47.* 05.11.01, 07:33
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      > "It was like an ambush. The Taliban were firing light
      arms and either R.P.G.s"&
      > #8212;
      > rocket-propelled grenades�"or mortars." The chaos was
      terrifying. A high-
      > ranking officer who has had access to debriefing
      reports told me that the
      > Taliban forces were firing grenades, and that they
      seemed to have an unlimited
      > supply. Delta Force, he added, found itself in "a
      tactical firefight, and the
      > Taliban had the advantage." The team immediately began
      taking casualties, and
      > evacuated. The soldiers broke into separate units�one
      or more groups of f
      > our to
      > six men each and a main force that retreated to the
      waiting helicopters.
      > According to established procedures, the smaller
      groups were to stay behind to
      > provide fire cover. Army gunships then arrived on the
      scene and swept the
      > compound with heavy fire.
      >
      > The Delta team was forced to abandon one of its
      objectives�the insertion
      > of an
      > undercover team into the area�and the stay-behind
      soldiers fled to a prev
      > iously
      > determined rendezvous point, under a contingency plan
      known as an E. & E., for
      > escape and evasion.
      >
      > Delta Force has long complained about a lack of
      creativity in the Army
      > leadership, but the unexpectedness and the ferocity of
      the Taliban
      > response "scared the crap out of everyone," a senior
      military officer told me
      > There was also disdain among Delta Force soldiers, a
      number of senior officers
      > told me, for what they saw as the staged nature of the
      other assault, on the
      > airfield, which had produced such exciting television
      footage. "It was sexy
      > stuff, and it looked good," one general said. But the
      operation was something
      > less than the Pentagon suggested. The Rangers'
      parachute jump took place only
      > after an Army Pathfinder team�a specialized unit that
      usually works behin
      > d
      > enemy lines�had been inserted into the area and had
      confirmed that the ai
      > rfield
      > was clear of Taliban forces. "It was a television
      show," one informed source
      > told me.

      Bedzie wiecej.Afganistan,to nie Hollywood bzdety.Moze sa
      juz pierwsze trumny,ale sa trzymane w tajemnicy,bo to
      moglo by podciac morale pierwszego narody swiata i"90%"
      jego poparcia dla rambow w Afganistanie.
      • Gość: mietek Re: Klęska i ucieczka Amerykanów w Kandaharze. IP: *.wlfdle1.on.wave.home.com 05.11.01, 22:12
        Pan Nik czyta ta sama gazete, w ktorej napisano, ze Elvis Presley ciagle zyje
        ale w ukryciu, bo sciga go mafia.
    • Gość: U1 Re: Klęska i ucieczka Amerykanów w Kandaharze. IP: *.ge51.honeywell.de 05.11.01, 07:37
      Ja osobiscie nie chcialabym byc w skorze talibow. USA dobiera im sie solindie
      do skorki- tym tchorzom i bandytam- dobrze tak- naucza sie co to znaczy
      rozpoczynac walke ze scywilizowanym panstwem.
    • Gość: Paul Re: Klęska i ucieczka Amerykanów w Kandaharze. IP: 208.130.53.* 05.11.01, 22:22
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      >
      >
      > "It was like an ambush. The Taliban were firing light arms and either R.P.G.s"&
      > #8212;
      > rocket-propelled grenades—"or mortars." The chaos was terrifying. A high-
      > ranking officer who has had access to debriefing reports told me that the
      > Taliban forces were firing grenades, and that they seemed to have an unlimited
      > supply. Delta Force, he added, found itself in "a tactical firefight, and the
      > Taliban had the advantage." The team immediately began taking casualties, and
      > evacuated. The soldiers broke into separate units—one or more groups of f
      > our to
      > six men each and a main force that retreated to the waiting helicopters.
      > According to established procedures, the smaller groups were to stay behind to
      > provide fire cover. Army gunships then arrived on the scene and swept the
      > compound with heavy fire.
      >
      > The Delta team was forced to abandon one of its objectives—the insertion
      > of an
      > undercover team into the area—and the stay-behind soldiers fled to a prev
      > iously
      > determined rendezvous point, under a contingency plan known as an E. & E., for
      > escape and evasion.
      >
      > Delta Force has long complained about a lack of creativity in the Army
      > leadership, but the unexpectedness and the ferocity of the Taliban
      > response "scared the crap out of everyone," a senior military officer told me
      > There was also disdain among Delta Force soldiers, a number of senior officers
      > told me, for what they saw as the staged nature of the other assault, on the
      > airfield, which had produced such exciting television footage. "It was sexy
      > stuff, and it looked good," one general said. But the operation was something
      > less than the Pentagon suggested. The Rangers' parachute jump took place only
      > after an Army Pathfinder team—a specialized unit that usually works behin
      > d
      > enemy lines—had been inserted into the area and had confirmed that the ai
      > rfield
      > was clear of Taliban forces. "It was a television show," one informed source
      > told me.
      Why won't you go, play hide and fuck yourself.....you stupid asshole.

      • quickly Re: Klęska i ucieczka Amerykanów w Kandaharze. 05.11.01, 23:02
        No i gdzie jest cel atakow USA, beniu Laden?
        Siedzi sobie i jaja z jankesow robi!
        Jego nagrania na wideo oglada caly swiat, przcierajac ze zdumienia oczy.

        A oni co, kurwa ich mac, maja lotniskowce, armie, bomb od chuja i ciut ciut, i
        nawet parchate mordy, ktore ich popieraja nawet na tym forum! I co... I dupa
        zimna!

        Zima blisko, jankesi wola czekolade i Krismes niz sniegi Kandaharu.
        Kurwa, ludzie powiedzcie mi prosze co teraz robic!
        • kingfish Re: Klęska i ucieczka Amerykanów w Kandaharze. 06.11.01, 00:15
          quickly napisał(a):

          > No i gdzie jest cel atakow USA, beniu Laden?
          > Siedzi sobie i jaja z jankesow robi!
          > Jego nagrania na wideo oglada caly swiat, przcierajac ze zdumienia oczy.
          >
          > A oni co, kurwa ich mac, maja lotniskowce, armie, bomb od chuja i ciut ciut, i
          > nawet parchate mordy, ktore ich popieraja nawet na tym forum! I co... I dupa
          > zimna!
          >
          > Zima blisko, jankesi wola czekolade i Krismes niz sniegi Kandaharu.
          > Kurwa, ludzie powiedzcie mi prosze co teraz robic!


          Quickly, nic się nie martw. Wyślemy im kalesony.

          • quickly Re: Klęska i ucieczka Amerykanów w Kandaharze. 06.11.01, 00:19
            Kingfish,
            O ja pierdole! To zatem bedzie "smierc jankesa w kalesonach"?
    • kingfish Re: Klęska i ucieczka Amerykanów w Kandaharze. 06.11.01, 00:27
      Nik, I have a bridge I would like to sell you. Its very nice with a beautiful
      view. Just send the money and the bridge is yours.

      PS
      FACT:
      Elvis Presley and John Kennedy are STILL ALIVE:-)



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      > "It was like an ambush. The Taliban were firing light arms and either R.P.G.s"&
      > #8212;
      > rocket-propelled grenades—"or mortars." The chaos was terrifying. A high-
      > ranking officer who has had access to debriefing reports told me that the
      > Taliban forces were firing grenades, and that they seemed to have an unlimited
      > supply. Delta Force, he added, found itself in "a tactical firefight, and the
      > Taliban had the advantage." The team immediately began taking casualties, and
      > evacuated. The soldiers broke into separate units—one or more groups of f
      > our to
      > six men each and a main force that retreated to the waiting helicopters.
      > According to established procedures, the smaller groups were to stay behind to
      > provide fire cover. Army gunships then arrived on the scene and swept the
      > compound with heavy fire.
      >
      > The Delta team was forced to abandon one of its objectives—the insertion
      > of an
      > undercover team into the area—and the stay-behind soldiers fled to a prev
      > iously
      > determined rendezvous point, under a contingency plan known as an E. & E., for
      > escape and evasion.
      >
      > Delta Force has long complained about a lack of creativity in the Army
      > leadership, but the unexpectedness and the ferocity of the Taliban
      > response "scared the crap out of everyone," a senior military officer told me
      > There was also disdain among Delta Force soldiers, a number of senior officers
      > told me, for what they saw as the staged nature of the other assault, on the
      > airfield, which had produced such exciting television footage. "It was sexy
      > stuff, and it looked good," one general said. But the operation was something
      > less than the Pentagon suggested. The Rangers' parachute jump took place only
      > after an Army Pathfinder team—a specialized unit that usually works behin
      > d
      > enemy lines—had been inserted into the area and had confirmed that the ai
      > rfield
      > was clear of Taliban forces. "It was a television show," one informed source
      > told me.

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